The short answer
PARKMOBILE charges are street or garage parking paid through the ParkMobile app — the one behind the green zone-number signs in hundreds of US cities. Small odd amounts with a transaction fee baked in.
Why it shows up like this
Cities outsource meter payments to ParkMobile, so the app's name (not the city's) hits your statement. Each session includes a small convenience fee, making amounts like $4.85 or $6.35 typical. Reminders-to-extend can also create multiple charges per outing.
Don’t recognize it? You might still
- Parking sessions are utterly forgettable — check days you drove downtown.
- Extending a session creates a second charge for the same outing.
- A spouse's phone with your card parked somewhere.
What to do, in order
- Open the app's parking history Sessions list zone, city, times, and amounts.
- Match odd amounts to meter rate + fee The convenience fee (typically 35–45¢) explains the non-round totals.
- Contact ParkMobile for unknown sessions Support can trace a session to the zone and license plate used.
Quick questions
I don't use ParkMobile. Why the charge?
Someone with your card does — ask the household about parking apps, since the plate on the session identifies the car.
Independent reference — not affiliated with ParkMobile, LLC (EasyPark Group). Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting.
Reviewed Aug 3, 2026 · high · About ChargeDecoder